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Happy Days alum Anson Williams announced he's running for Mayor of Ojai during the June 28 Ojai City Council meeting.The LA-born, Ojai-based 72-year-old - who's brand new to politics - said the California coastal city needs 'leadership that inspires a collaborative team.'Anson - who's a Unitarian Democrat - will have to go head-to-head against the current Mayor Betsy Stix during the campaign. Surprise! Happy Days alum Anson Williams announced he's running for Mayor of Ojai during the June 28 Ojai City Council meeting (pictured August 21)On Wednesday, Williams revealed on Facebook that he is pro-choice when he publicly blasted the Supreme Court for removing Constitutional rights for his 'daughters and their mothers.'The 'separated' Golden Globe nominee is clearly back together with his second wife Jackie Gerken after filing for divorce from her twice in 2019 and 2020.

Livingston boss David Martindale has thanked Hearts for loaning them Michael McGovern after the goalkeeper was recalled by the Tynecastle club.

EXCLUSIVE: Two-time Emmy and Golden Globe winner Claire Foy (The Crown, All of Us Strangers) and Oscar nominee Brendan Gleeson (The Banshees of Inisherin, In Bruges) are set to star in H Is For Hawk for Plan B (12 Years a Slave, Moonlight) and Film4 (Poor Things, The Zone Of Interest).

Penny Lancaster took to social media on Wednesday to post a sweet tribute to her "darling" husband Rod Stewart on his birthday as the Maggie May rocker celebrated turning 79 surrounded by his clan of loved ones.

Naman Ramachandran Jonathan Pryce (“The Two Popes”), Meera Syal (“Yesterday”) and Toby Jones (“Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy”) are joining the cast of “Flavia de Luce.” As revealed by Variety, Isla Gie (“The Sandman,” “The Outlaws”) will star alongside Martin Freeman (“Sherlock,” The Hobbit”) in the upcoming feature film, which is an adaptation of the New York Times bestselling novel “The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie: A Flavia de Luce Mystery.” Protagonist Pictures has launched international sales on the family adventure and is introducing to buyers at the ongoing Cannes film market. CAA Media Finance are handling North America.

Naman Ramachandran Isla Gie (“The Sandman”) will star alongside Martin Freeman (“Sherlock,” The Hobbit”) in the upcoming feature film adaptation of the New York Times bestselling novel “The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie: A Flavia de Luce Mystery.” Protagonist Pictures is launching international sales on the title and will introduce to buyers at the upcoming Cannes film market. CAA Media Finance are handling North America. Adapted by Susan Coyne (“Daisy Jones and the Six”), the film will follow the adventures of 11-year-old Flavia de Luce (Gie), who is both an amateur detective and a master poisoner. When she discovers a dead body in her family’s decaying British manor house and her father is accused of the murder, Flavia launches her own investigation to uncover family secrets and bring the true murderer to justice.

The European Film Market kicking off this week in Berlin could mark a return to a familiar, old-fashioned balance of power between buyers and sellers. And as the impact of the pandemic retreats, there is cautious optimism that activity levels may now be more sustainable and fairer. Certainly, leading film sales companies and local distributors have over the past week once again been engaging in a long-established pre-market routine. The former sent out a volley of scripts for new film projects, while the latter fielded the incoming pitches, attempted to read them quickly at home or on airplanes, and positioned themselves to take on-site meetings.

James Winburn, a prolific stuntman who doubled as the Michael Myers character – also known as “The Shape” – in iconic scenes of John Carpenter’s original Halloween, died Nov. 19 at a hospital in Los Angeles following a brief illness. He was 85.

Brian Beckmann (Arclight Films), Caroline Couret-Delegue (Film Seekers Limited), Diane Ferrandez (AGC Studios), Jeffrey Greenstein (Millennium Media), George Hamilton (Protagonist Pictures), Jasmin McSweeney (NZ Film Commission) and Lise Romanoff (Vision Films) have been elected to serve on the Independent Film & Television Alliance’s 15-person Board of Directors.

The Independent Film & Television Alliance today unveiled new details, as to the programming and speakers to be featured at this year’s American Film Market.

Naman Ramachandran Vertigo Releasing has acquired Phyllis Nagy’s “Call Jane,” starring Elizabeth Banks and Sigourney Weaver, for U.K. and Ireland distribution.The film explores the true story of the Janes, an underground collective of women, who in Chicago during the 1960s, came together to secretly provide nearly 12,000 women and girls with safe and secure abortions.

EXCLUSIVE:  NEON has taken the North American distribution rights to Mark Jenkin’s horror feature Enys Men, starring Mary Woodvine and Edward Rowe. The deal was hatched before Cannes, ahead of the pic’s world premiere in the Directors’ Fortnight section.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaNeon has purchased North American distribution rights to Mark Jenkin’s “Enys Men,” ahead of the horror film’s premiere in the Directors’ Fortnight section of the Cannes Film Festival.The film, which sounds very shades of “The Wicker Man,” stars Mary Woodvine and Edward Rowe. Jenkin wore a lot of hats on this one.

John Hopewell Chief International CorrespondentIn a further expansive move into production, London-based Protagonist Pictures is teaming with Madrid’s Mogambo, executive producers on “1917,” for a multi-year, multi-title strategic production partnership.Announced on the cusp of the Cannes Festival, the deal sees the two companies allying to finance, co-produce and sell up to five films a year, Protagonist CEO Dave Bishop and CCO George Hamilton, announced alongside Mogambo founders Ignacio Salazar-Simpson and Ricardo Marco Budé.They added in a statement that the partnership will focus on jointly green-lighting prestige third party filmmaker-driven titles with budget ranges of $5 million-$25 million, as well as strategic co-productions and development. Negotiated by Mogambo’s legal director Carlos Segovia and Protagonist’s COO James Pugh, Hamilton and Head of Acquisitions Luane Gauer, the alliance is another building brick for both companies as they seek to leverage co-production to create bigger and more ambitious movie productions.They can also bring to the table Protagonist Pictures’ muscle as a top European sales company.

Liza Minnelli graced the presence of all those who dined at the Il Piccolo restaurant in West Hollywood on Monday (Mar. 21) night. Liza, 76, made a rare public appearance at the eatery, but she wasn’t the only star in attendance. George Hamilton, the 82-year-old star of films like Doc Hollywood and Zorro, The Gay Blade, joined Liza for the meal. After the two were all done, Liza was escorted out of the restaurant in a wheelchair before being helped into her car.

which recently turned 50, was helped out of her wheelchair into a car. Rocking an all-black look, Liza looked as glamorous as ever following the meal at Il Piccolo restaurant in West Hollywood.Actor George, 82, looked suave in a navy suit jacket, as he escorted Liza to her car.Liza has been open about her health struggles in the past and has overcome an incredible amount.In 2000, she survived a rare case of viral encephalitis, with doctors telling her she wouldn’t walk or talk again.‘I couldn’t walk and I couldn’t talk, and they told me I wouldn’t… ever again.

EastEnders star Lucy Benjamin has teased her epic transformation for her latest acting stint. Lucy, 51, is best known for playing Lisa Fowler in EastEnders and Maggie in the BAFTA award-winning BBC Four series Detectorists.

Tom Hanks, Gerard Butler, Evan Rachel Wood and Rosamund Pike headline projects being brought onto Berlin’s virtual European Film Market.Just how large its top-tier offers may be is, and the volume of deals, are still open for debate.“Very compact,” Constantin’s Martin Moszkowicz said mid-last week of the EFM, which swelled somewhat thanks to a flurry of title announcements on Feb. 4, followed by a steady trickle of big unveils.“The EFM does not look like it will have the comparable volume of the AFM,” Mister Smith’s David Garrett said.

Yvette Mimieux was an actor known for starring in the films “The Time Machine” and “Where the Boys Are.”Yvette Mimieux was an actor who had her breakout role playing Weena in a 1960 film adaptation of the H.G. Wells novel “The Time Machine.” That same year she was one of the stars in the pioneering spring break movie “Where the Boys Are” with Connie Francis and George Hamilton.

Carmel Dagan Staff WriterActress Yvette Mimieux, who starred in movies including “Where the Boys Are,” “The Time Machine,” “Light in the Piazza,” “Toys in the Attic,” “Dark of the Sun” and “The Picasso Summer,” died Tuesday. She was 80.The beautiful blonde Mimieux made most of her films in the 1960s, but she was also among the stars of Disney’s 1979 sci-fi film “The Black Hole.”Among the films Mimieux made in 1960 were MGM’s glossy teen movie “Where the Boys Are,” in which four coeds including Mimieux’s Melanie head to Fort Lauderdale for spring break in search of fun and the “right” boy, and George Pal’s adaptation of H.G.

Gallery: Marion Cotillard opens up about how she chose her Cannes gown (Harper's Bazaar (UK))Her long blonde locks were parted in the middle and were left natural in waves, and she accessorised with thick silver bracelets and a chunky watch.  The author, who was once married to Rod Stewart, kept it natural with her make up and only wore a slick of lip gloss.